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    #21
    Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
    September weather looks hot and dry…









    Cheers

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      #22
      Forecast here looks like moving into normal fall weather later this week.
      Better get those grain swaths picked.

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        #23
        Yes looks like rain friday, but that may change by then. Last weekend we received 1.4 inches , friends eight miles south nothing. We lost five days of harvesting, they never shut down.Thats how the rains have been all year here.Hopefully holds off for a couple more weeks at least.

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          #24
          Seeing wheat yields vary by 20 plus bushels averages just miles apart depending on the rain lottery and zer subsoil moisture to carry a crop.
          Even in certain fields that caught rains on one end is up to 30 bushel spread

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            #25
            Closer the NB and then north on hiway 4 and west of 4 yields are far more consistent.
            East of 4 they vary huge with more spotty rains

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              #26
              I dont wanna say what the cereals did and I have lentils too green to reglone
              Last edited by biglentil; Sep 3, 2022, 16:27.

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                #27
                just finished all the wheats. hrsw slightly above average durum average. Looked better from the road but still very thankful for what we got. heat took alot of the yeild we thought we were getting. East of kenaston/north of Davidson in the steep clay hills
                Last edited by helmach; Sep 3, 2022, 19:41.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by beaverdam View Post
                  Yes, and thankfully the smoke stayed away too.
                  Spoke too soon. Haven't seen the sun all day for all the forest fire smoke here today. Wasn't in the forecast till halfway through the day either. I don't mind at all. Was supposed to be +33 here today, which is about 30 degrees outside of my comfort zone. Building grain bins lately in the blazing sun is not very pleasant, but was quite bearable today in the smoke and with some wind.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                    Spoke too soon. Haven't seen the sun all day for all the forest fire smoke here today. Wasn't in the forecast till halfway through the day either. I don't mind at all. Was supposed to be +33 here today, which is about 30 degrees outside of my comfort zone. Building grain bins lately in the blazing sun is not very pleasant, but was quite bearable today in the smoke and with some wind.
                    34 degrees here today with a 40 km wind and every combine in the countryside going. trying to take advantage of the heat but sure hard on equipment. seen one fires smoke go up hard and fast in the distance... hope everyone made out ok in today's heat

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                      #30
                      Feels like fall. Sundown temps dropped like a rock. Should be done by Thursday. Beans are turning , last week in September.

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